Korean

Hello (hon.)

How are you?

How are you? (hon.)

How are you these days?

How are you these days? (hon.)

Yes

Yes, I'm doing fine.

Thank you (formal)

It's nothing (you're welcome)

(I hope you) have a good day.

What is your name?

I'm called...

Mr./Ms./Mrs.

It's nice to meet you.

I'm glad to meet you.
(lit. It's my first time meeting you)

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry. (more personal)

Excuse me.

Do you speak English?

Do you speak Korean?

I can speak Korean

I can speak english.

Come on in.

Goodbye. (to person leaving)

Goodbye (to person staying)

a person

A woman

A man

Family

and (between nouns)

-s (pluralization particle)

Mother

Father

Older sister of a woman

Older sister of a man

Older brother of a woman

Older brother of a man

Younger sibling

Younger sister

Younger brother

Aunt (maternal)

Aunt (paternal)

Cousin

Uncle (maternal)

Uncle in-law (maternal)

Uncle (Paternal, older than your father)

Uncle (paternal, younger than your father)

Uncle in-law (paternal)

Grandfather

Grandmother

Grandson

Grand daughter

Nephew/Neice

one (native)

two (native)

three (native)

four (native)

five (native)

six (native)

seven (native)

eight (native)

nine (native)

ten (native)

one (sino)

two (sino)

three (sino)

four (sino)

five (native)

six (sino)

seven (sino)

eight (sino)

nine (sino)

ten (sino)

hundred (sino)

thousand (sino)

age

...years old

There is / There are (existence, hon. deferential)

Is / Are (identification, hon. deferential)

There is / There are (existence, deferential)

Is / Are (identification, deferential)

Is / Are (identification, polite)

There is / There are (existence, polite)

Our house

What

Where is / are...?

It is not...

Chair

Television

Cup

Dining table

Computer

Car

Book

Photo

Clock

In, At, On, To

Inside

Right side

Left side

I am learning...

Speech / Langauge

Slowly

A little bit

Once again

Please do (a request to do something)...